No Time to Die, But Plenty of Time to Have Fun
No Time to Die, the final chapter in the Daniel Craig James Bond era, finds the time to die and much, much more. It’s not the ending we were expecting, but the ending we deserved.
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Reenter the Matrix
Rewatching The Matrix for the first time in many many years (maybe a decade), it stands as an even more remarkable and stunning piece of commercial art.
Bringing It Home
I’ve just completed the second season of For All Mankind (FAMK) on AppleTV+.
And Wow!
NOW, BEFORE I GET INTO THE WHY, HERE IS YOUR SPOILER WARNING. PLOT DETAILS WILL BE DISCUSSED AND REVEALED THAT COULD SPOIL YOUR VIEWING EXPERIENCE IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THE SHOW YET.
The
Justice For Justice League
Earlier in the year, HBO announced the premier date and released a new trailer for the Zack Snyder’s Justice League(ZSJL), and it was all becoming more real. It was one of the final steps in a journey that really seemed to be an eternal pipe dream, a myth
Confronting Responsibility
I recently re-watched The Insider directed by Michael Mann, written by Eric Roth and starting Al Pacino and Russel Crowe. It's about a 60 Minutes producer trying to convince a whistleblower, under threat from his former employer, to expose secrets about the tobacco industry in an on-
A Protagonist Paradox
Tenet is a mindf@*k of a movie. In true Christopher Nolan form, we head first into time theory, and it’s his most esoteric and obfuscated story yet. But it is a frigging brilliant masterpiece and probably one of the most cinematic movies of the young century.
Now that
You’re Not Who I Thought You Were
When you change (West)worlds, should you change your the title of your show?